Python prettify_level Examples

Example #1

def test_prettify_level_less_than_or_equal_to_one_requested_levels():
    level = "fake_level"
    requested_levels = []
    assert level not in logs.prettify_level(level, requested_levels)

Example #2

def test_prettify_level_more_than_one_requested_levels():
    level = "fake_level"
    requested_levels = ["fake_requested_level", "fake_requested_level2"]
    assert level in logs.prettify_level(level, requested_levels)

Example #3

File: test_cmds_logs.py Project: ammaraskar/paasta

def test_prettify_level_less_than_or_equal_to_one_requested_levels():
    level = 'fake_level'
    requested_levels = []
    assert level not in logs.prettify_level(level, requested_levels)

Example #4

File: test_cmds_logs.py Project: ammaraskar/paasta

def test_prettify_level_more_than_one_requested_levels():
    level = 'fake_level'
    requested_levels = ['fake_requested_level', 'fake_requested_level2']
    assert level in logs.prettify_level(level, requested_levels)

Example #5

File: test_cmds_logs.py Project: pathcl/paasta

def test_prettify_level_more_than_one_requested_levels():
    level = 'fake_level'
    requested_levels = ['fake_requested_level', 'fake_requested_level2']
    assert level in logs.prettify_level(level, requested_levels)

Example #6

File: test_cmds_logs.py Project: carriercomm/paasta

def test_prettify_level_more_than_one_requested_levels():
    level = "fake_level"
    requested_levels = ["fake_requested_level", "fake_requested_level2"]
    assert level in logs.prettify_level(level, requested_levels)